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Institute of Physics (IOP)

The application of advanced micro and nano-scale characterisation techniques is now popular in the study of cultural heritage artifacts. This presentation will highlight a number of such applications from the wide range of collaborations with non-profit institutions in south eastern Michigan. Analyses were preformed by optical microscopy, transmission and scanning transmission electron microscopes and environmental scanning electron microscopy.

Optica

Focuses on the development of new and creative techniques in optical microscopy for biological or biomedical applications. Advances in optical microscopy are continually enhancing imaging performance and versatility. Examples include increasing depth penetration in scattering media, improving resolution beyond the diffraction limit, increasing speed, enhancing sensitivity and/or specificity, developing novel contrast mechanisms, addressing challenges related to intravital imaging and more.

European Molecular Biology Laboratory | EMBL

This practical course will cover advanced light microscopy techniques and participants will learn how to derive qualitative and quantitative insights on molecular mechanisms in cells and developing organisms. Invited guest researchers together with microscopy experts from the EMBL will foster an intense information flow with a balance of lectures and practical workshops. The focus of the course will be on the use of fluorescence microscopy to obtain information about localisation and functions of proteins and other bio-molecules at different spatial scales.

Biology,    Molecular Biology

European Molecular Biology Laboratory | EMBL

Expansion microscopy (ExM) physically magnifies specimens, allowing to obtain super-resolution images using a conventional diffraction-limited microscope such as confocal microscopy. This powerful technique is easy to implement but it requires some hands-on training. This workshop aims at disseminating and discussing expansion microscopy protocols and is intended for cell biologists, parasitologists, etc, with applications ranging from tissue to cells.

International Union of Microbeam Analysis Societies (IUMAS)

IUMAS was founded in 1994 to promote world-wide cooperation in all aspects of microbeam analysis through the organisation of an international congress on microbeam analysis every three to four years, and by participating in joint committee's with other scientific organisations in matters relevant to microbeam analysis which are better discussed on a world scale.

X-ray microanalysis | Advances in detectors | Cathodoluminescence | High-resolution microanalysis: STEM-EELS & -XEDS | EBSD | Atom probe microscopy | X-ray fluorescence & diffraction microanalysis | High-precision microanalysis: LA ICP-MS / SIMS Compositional imaging | FIB & related techniques | Correlative microscopy & microanalysis | Tomography | Low energy & advanced SEM techniques | Dynamic & in-situ EM | Scanning Transmission X-ray Microscopy | Microanalysis with synchrotron-based spectroscopy techniques

Metrology and Instrumentation,    X-rays, Synchrotron Radiation and Crystallography

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

The main goal of this course is to practically demonstrate a broad variety of SRLM methods. During the course, a majority of available SRLM systems will be demonstrated and available for hands-on experience. Leading experts of the field will present their research and methodology. Many opportunities for discussions and social networking will provide a unique and highly efficient environment to support sharing of skills and knowledge. This promotes establishing of contacts and communication channels within the in-field scientific SR community. The focus of the course is on the practical part with a lot of hands-on sessions supported by theoretical lectures and complemented by presentations of ongoing scientific projects presented by leaders of the field.

Biology,    Metrology and Instrumentation

SPIE - The International Society for Optics and Photonics

The World of Photonics Congress, which includes SPIE Optical Metrology, will be held in person in 2023. This event highlights the the latest advances in optical measurement systems. It is the meeting for emerging photonics fields within measurement systems, modeling, imaging, sensing, and inspection.

Photonics, Optoelectronics and Display Devices,    Metrology and Instrumentation

The mmc series is organised by the Royal Microscopical Society

European Molecular Biology Laboratory | EMBL

As fluorescence lifetime-based readouts become more accessible, this course aims to provide a broad understanding of how the lifetime-based information can be leveraged to solve biological questions. This application-centred course will provide insights into how this additional dimension of fluorescence information can help unveil functional and mechanistic information.

Biology,    Molecular Biology

The Optical Society (OSA)

Applied Industrial Optics (AIO) is a multidisciplinary meeting that focuses on innovative photonics research and its commercial impact. AIO brings together industry professionals with experience in overcoming the challenges of deploying and commercializing new products with researchers developing cutting-edge technology. AIO hosts panel sessions and tutorials aimed at fostering dialog and new collaborations among attendees.

Optics and Lasers,    Photonics, Optoelectronics and Display Devices

Joint meeting of the Microscopy Society of America (MSA), the Microbeam Analysis Society (MAS), and the International Metallographic Society (IMS)

ICMRM is organized biannually by the Division of Spatially Resolved Magnetic Resonance of the AMPERE Society.

The 17th ICMRM will be held 27-31 Aug. 2023 in Singapore. The aim of the ICMRM is to promote recent advancements in high-resolution, spatially resolved magnetic resonance methods and applications.

Research related to the application of spatially resolved magnetic resonance to a large variety of systems including solids, porous media, and biological tissues. Applications of magnetic resonance to engineering, biomedical and clinical sciences. Molecular and cellular imaging. Low field and mobile NMR. Technological advances in magnetic resonance instruments. Other exotic experiments

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

Biology,    Molecular Biology

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

Biology,    Molecular Biology

European Molecular Biology Organization – EMBO

Biology,    Molecular Biology

Korean Society of Microscopy (KSM)

IMC is the Olympics of microscopy; held every four years and attracting delegates from across the globe. The programme will include world-renowned plenary speakers alongside an extensive trade exhibition where leading suppliers launch ground-breaking new instruments. It is a particular pleasure to introduce the Korean Society of Microscopy (KSM) as the host for IMC20 which will be held in Korea for the first time.

The molecular processes of life are naturally dynamic in space and time from the atomic to the organismal level. The rapid development of imaging methods across the full scale of biological organisation is revolutionising our ability to visualise the inner workings of macromolecular complexes, organelles, cells, tissues, organs and whole organisms. Being able to see biological processes unfold in real time allows us to understand the mechanisms of life as well as disease.

In situ structural biology, Super-resolved imaging, Probes & biosensors, Organismal imaging, Correlative imaging, Image analysis, Discoveries by bioimaging

Biology,    Molecular Biology

European Molecular Biology Laboratory | EMBL

Light microscopy is the most widely used form of microscopy for life science research. The correct handling of the microscope and optimising image quality (e.g. contrast, resolution) as well as experimental design according to different applications are crucial to obtain the best results. This course will provide the participants with an overview about the basics of microscopy (light and optics, contrast techniques and imaging). The confocal part will include multicolor, 3D and time lapse imaging as well as spectral imaging, photobleaching (FRAP, FLIP, FLAP) and photoactivation techniques. Basic image analysis tools including measurement functions, colocalisation and spectral unmixing as well as 3D/4D image processing will be covered, both in theory and practice. The course will combine lectures with intense daily hands-on practices followed by discussions.

Microscopy Society of America